Dozens Arrested in Greece for Arson, Creating the Most Recent Climate Hoax Wildfires

Dozens Arrested in Greece for Arson, Creating the Most Recent Climate Hoax Wildfires
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Greece has called out "arsonist scum" after police made 79 arson arrests over wildfires ravaging the country.
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Civil Protection Minister Vassilis Kikilias said there had been several attempts by arsonists to start new fires on Mount Parnitha, north-west of Athens.
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The blaze is one of hundreds in the nation where wildfires have already killed at least 20 people this week.
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"You are committing a crime against the country," Mr Kikilias said.
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"Arsonist scum are setting fires that threaten forests, property and, most of all, human lives," Mr Kikilias told Greeks during a televised emergency briefing on Thursday.
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"You will not get away with it, we will find you, you will be held accountable."
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Summer wildfires are common in Greece and scientists have linked the increasing frequency and intensity of extreme weather events, including heatwaves, to climate change.
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Stefan Doerr, who directs the Centre for Wildfire Research at Swansea University, says that more flammable landscapes - due to hot weather or poor vegetation management - mean that arson and other incidents can more easily turn into fast-moving wildfires.
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Police and Greek intelligence service EYP are investigating the incidents, AFP reported.
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Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis told Greek public broadcaster ERT that of 140 wildfire-related arrests, 79 were related to arson.
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Hundreds of firefighters across Greece have been battling deadly wildfires.
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The large fire front which erupted on Saturday near the port city of Alexandroupolis has become the EU's largest on record, according to European commissioner Janez Lenarcic.
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Meanwhile, on Mount Parnitha near Athens, fires have been raging in a forest adjoining the capital, threatening a national park.
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Earlier this week, the bodies of 19 people believed to be migrants, with children among them, were found near the Evros region of north-eastern Greece.
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A shepherd also lost his life in the fires in the Boeotia region on Monday.
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